Borrowing Corpses to Collect Debts

On the wedding night, the red candles flickered. The moment the hijab was lifted, a cold smile appeared on Bai Zhi's lips: "Husband, do you still remember the fire that burned half the sky three years ago?" A dark wind suddenly rose, and the wedding candles were extinguished! In the darkness, her cold hand touched his trembling cheek: "Sister said... The water at the bottom of the well is so cold..." The fear has not subsided, and the mutation is reborn! Outside the door, there was a heavy knocking sound like a knock on a coffin. The door opened without any wind, and a figure dripping with smelly black water and entangled in water plants stood stiffly - it was actually A Niu, the long-term worker who drowned to save Zhou Zian five years ago! On the swollen and blue face, the dead white eyes were fixed on the former "benefactor". There is more than one evil spirit seeking life! On the wedding bed, the "bride" wearing a red hijab quietly lowered her wrists, and the exposed skin turned out to be lifeless blue-gray, with shocking dark purple spots! Aniu, the water ghost, has resentment like a cold abyss and wants to drag the unfaithful person into the bottom of the cold river to perish forever! The corpse-spotted bride, as violent as lava, vows to burn her enemies to ashes, crush their bones and spread ashes! The two extremely resentful evil spirits, who are incompatible with each other, actually start a terrifying and endless fight to fight for the only "prey" Zhou Zian in this cursed new house! Bai Zhi holds her sister's relics and is trapped in purgatory. She wanted to take revenge on A Niu, but she awakened a terrifying evil spirit based on her sister's scorched bones and overwhelming hatred! When the red candle burns out and the hijab is torn, what kind of terrifying face will be revealed, with the body burned to the bone and the man grinning to death? How many unknown dirty secrets are buried in the Zhou Mansion, which is riddled with blood debts? Who can survive this frightening night where lives are sacrificed and debts are demanded through corpses? At the end of resentment, is it relief or deeper sinking?